Meadow in a Bag
Our Meadow in a Bag holds 41 species of 100% UK native wildflowers, already woven into a specially made, peat-free growing mix.
We’ve done the complicated bit, selecting, blending, and balancing every seed, so all you have to do is spread it out and let nature take over.
Expect colour from April to October, and a garden that hums with pollinators all summer long.
One order covers approximately 5m2
We are confident that our unique mix will guarantee your wildflower meadow blooms (as long as you follow our installation instructions), so we have a money-back guarantee.
Each order will come in two bags. These must be laid within 2 days of delivery so we only deliver at the right time of year for laying. Don't worry, we will let you know when your bag is expected to arrive with you.
Shipping
Orders can take 3-6 business days to process before shipping. As soon as your package has left our warehouse, you will receive a confirmation by email.
Returns
If for any reason you are unhappy with your purchase we offer returns for store credit within 7 days of delivery. If 7 days have passed since your purchase has been delivered, unfortunately, we are unable to offer you a credit or exchange.
Key Species
Cowslip
Cowslips bloom early in April and May, providing vital nectar for bumblebees emerging from hibernation.
Oxeye Daisy
The classic meadow daisy. Cheerful, abundant, and easy to establish, oxeye daisies are loved by hoverflies and make a dazzling display from May through July.
Field Scabious
Tall, graceful, and a magnet for bees and butterflies, field scabious blooms from July to October, providing late-season colour and nectar.
Yellow Rattle
Often called the ‘meadow maker’, yellow rattle is semi-parasitic on grass roots, which is exactly what a healthy meadow needs. It keeps coarser grasses in check.
Meadow Crane's-bill
Stunning blue-violet flowers from June to September. It’s one of the most pollinator-friendly, a favourite of long-tongued bumblebees.
How to do it
Three steps stand between you and your own wildflower meadow: prepare, plant, water. Pick a sunny 5m² spot and clear it of grass, weeds, and stones. Spread your Meadow in a Bag evenly to 20–25mm, rake it smooth, and press it down - a little firm footwork does wonders. Then water it in gently and keep things damp for the first few weeks.
That's it. Nature handles the rest, and within 3–6 weeks the first green shoots of your meadow will be pushing through.
Don't forget to share your growth with us on our social channels.
What to expect in those first few months
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More Than a Garden Product
It is an easy way to turn bare, unused ground into a living wildflower space.
Each bag helps create a richer habitat for bees, butterflies and other pollinators. By planting even a small patch, you can support biodiversity right on your doorstep. It is a practical, beautiful step towards a more nature-friendly garden. And it starts with one bag, one patch, and one positive choice.
Our bigger mission is to help bring wildflowers back into everyday spaces. Gardens, verges and small corners of land all have the potential to support more life. By choosing Meadow in a Bag, you are joining a wider movement to restore colour, habitat and resilience to the places around us. Together, these small spaces can make a meaningful difference for local wildlife. It is gardening with purpose, designed to be simple, accessible and rewarding.
Because a wilder garden can be better for nature, and better for all of us.